The Wall Street Journal focused its page one spotlight today on the simmering issue of "Click Fraud" in Search. It defines click fraud as "clicking on a search add with ill intent". The article quotes Google's Chief Financial Officer, George Reyes, as saying click fraud is "the biggest threat to the Internet economy. Something has to be done about this really, really quickly, because potentially it threatens our business model".
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